Chafee, Zechariah
1885 โ 1957
Books
- Civil rights and "public danger"
- [Notes of lectures on bills of exchange and promissory notes by Professors Campbell and Chafee at Harvard Law School, 1938-39, taken by John Maclay]
- The law
- Coal and civil liberties
- Records of the Rhode Island Court of equity
- Join the unemployed and see the world
- Agenda for conference proposed by Chafee
- Pamphlets and papers relating to the activities of the U.S. Department of justice as to federal sedition bills and deportations
- [Correspondence relating to publication of the Bill of rights review
- Freedom and fear
- The Hutchins report - five years later
- Manatt, James Irving
- Statement of Professor Zechariah Chafee, jr., February 14, 1940
- The boundary between federal and state powers in the United States under the Draft Covenant of Human Rights, October 1949-March 1950
- Joseph Warren
- Authority on free speech sees threat to free press in a.p.'s undemocratic membership rules
- Again verdict is against mooney
- Sumner, Increase
- Vision and workmanship
- If the salt have lost his savour
- [Correspondence, memoranda and briefs relating to the case before the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
- [Book review]
- Safeguarding fundamental human rights
- [Book review]
- Prof. Chafee to Secretary Morgenthau
- A collection of miscellaneous papers
- The United States and Europe - 1776 and 1953
- The federal interpleader act of 1936
- Nation or states - whose job? ...
- [A collection of pamphlets, cuttings, etc., concerning the radical and political movements in the United States, 1933-38
- Typewritten letter to the editor of the sunday journal
- Three human rights in the Constitution
- Cases on negotiable instruments
- Torts (4)
- Newspapermen and the draft International Covenant on Human Rights
- Closing the doctor's mouth on the witness stand
- Harold Laski and the Harvard Law Review
- Reflections on the law of copyright
- [Review of] Select cases of the mayor's court of New York City, 1674-1784
- [Papers and correspondence relating to the Minneapolis sedition trial
- Freedom of speech inside an enterprise Address at the June conference of the Management Training Program, Radcliffe College, June 11, 1955
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